Have you accidently registered your Facebook page username as your profile page instead?
Someone at work did the same for a client's Facebook page and we had printed material that was ready to go out on shelves - Luckily I managed to rectify the situation and avert disaster!
Facebook username? you might be wondering what that is, well this is a URL like: www.facebook.com/companyname and it will take users directly to your Facebook Page.
There are a couple of steps you need to get it transferred:
Your Facebook Page should have at least 25 likes, you cannot register a username without 25 likes and they will probably not transfer a username to the page without them.
The profile you used to register the page should be the admin of the page, obviously if you have registered your username as your profile instead of your page by mistake this will be the case.
NOTE: On step 3. below I DID NOT fill out the trademark information on the form, I just explained the mistake that had been made.
Note the following before doing this: Be aware that when you convert your profile to a Page, your profile pictures will be transferred, and all of your friends will be automatically added as people who like your Page. No other content will be carried over to your new Page, so be sure to save any important content before beginning your migration.
The account associated with the profile you previously maintained will be converted to a business account, which will be the sole admin of your new Page.
Again I hope this information is useful and helps solve your Facebook issue.
UPDATE: If you have PowerPoint 2016 for Mac please check here on how to update theme fonts: http://bit.ly/1TmDX1r
If you have PowerPoint 2011 please see below:
I wanted to create a custom Font Theme for a presentation template I was building but PowerPoint didn't have an option to create one. I was using a Mac and Office 2011 so i couldn't download the Theme Builder.
If you are on a PC you can download the theme builder here: http://bit.ly/gTH2nP
Powerpoint allows users to create their own custom Colour Themes - which was handy but not what I wanted to change. Anyway after a bit of research into XML files I found a way to create a custom Font Theme.
To do this for yourself you will need to know a little XML and you will need an XML editor of some sort.
I used Komodo Edit, you can download it from their website here: http://bit.ly/dSYJ8J
I have created a video to walk through of the Steps below, sorry there is no sound:
Step 1
You need a current Font Theme XML file.
You can copy the code below and paste it into your XML editor and create your own XML file OR
You can do a search for "office 2.xml" in the applications folder OR
You can go to: Applications/Microsoft Office 2011/Office/Media/Office Themes/Theme Fonts/Office 2.xml
Copy the file on to your desktop, this will ensure you still have the original file if you make a mistake.
Here is the XML file you can copy, when using Komodo Edit create a new File from Template and select XML file: